urt my mum mm. impat. »amm ao, iwa

Jgl

Clatstfkd * Advertisements. ..

j m : Tw I

ter bs »drw-

SPORTS

Jc*Bmy Low*, of VTtfwood. • Th*nk«*lrln* D*y handlev onuiMBt *t the Wildwood Ooll Caab with * not ■core of 70. Low* h*d ■ hutdleop of *0. R*y Tophwa. th* ruDner-up, wlt»» * 72. had the lowwt from mot* with *n SI. Mr*. ' 8tr»tton, of ▲▼■Ion, won the

Till* a*d B*s, M* City, * brown «

mtiu

B«y Mm Bents Bzntiww in PbuOi

Bsy Tophiun won the gold model

Whfch M th* «nb<«m of th« ehem-

of th* Wildwood Golf Club

WOOD—BTOVX AND EEATER, Raymond Boeerth. Down View, K. J. »X-»t-

W4»«n ULAKAVOX. LODD 8PXAK-

lli Kwtnn* -Blmt. Dm. Id* City. K BOOKCAl

In n herd fought metcb broCwr, Howard, leet Sunday. The glayen war* ereuly matched end the wiener wee in doubt until the eighteenth ho:* we* played. In winning the medal To®ham defeated A1 Taylor and Harry Twnenbaum th* pre-

‘ous week.

Mr*. William Hunt won the ladle*' amptenaUp by beating Mr* Otto Hu^ S and 4. Mr*. Hunt waa also ted with a gold medal.

tlon; prioe, fid. Flat-top dcak. »U

^ e-M. iM

St Xu

1QKNT8—WM WILL how to make >« to ft* dally introduclng our Ouarantood Hcetoty for Jfo v *

r TO IASS

FARM LOANS ON UN ITBD State* O ' pay. no

stock In the Bank, loan* domd ly. Under Oorernm. ‘ —— Apply direct to th* "n iml—n'a* to any __ tails writ* to N*w Turk and N*w Jeraey Joint Stock Land Bank. 31 Clinton Street, Newark. N. J. MU

TURK TOUR KAOS INTO MOWIfr. Th*

kltoa brtlUantly. threw n wet and ' ‘1 with markanl* pre-

hle feet better In the muddy going. Woodbine would her* scored err-

•ral touchdowns.

Umla Stein, who played on the Riverside eleven, hurled his SOS pounds through the Egg Harbor line for many gain*, but bis ponderous , bulk and the muddy gridiron slowed

up his speed.

The game was marred by frequent fumbles and penal fee for ottald* and

i Conqueri Wildwood in

St June* defeated the Wildwood basketball team la a close came al Wildwood Saturday night, score S7Sd. A rally in the last half brought th* victory to to* visitors. Al th* end of the first -period, th* ■era were on top, 17-11. .his team hat, Delaney's playing stood out cbove the reel. With four field goals to Lis credit and a like number of foul goals, he had the opposition pretty well scared. St Anne's conquered the T. M. H. A. In the preliminary, 16-28. game for the St Anne's The lineup: Poe. Wildwood

Walker Lindsay

DEATHS

Manor S.

HoOWfear t. Beott 3. a Strauer, Fredericks «. Hofl. HoBecker S, Scott 2. Delaney 4. WalMortor, Bowers 1. Substitute* Scott for Hoff.

Egg Harbor scored the touchdown a few minute* after the whistle. Woodbine receiving th* ball on the kick off, tumbled on the first play at her 26 yard Una From here Egg Harbor went over on 7 line plays. Pap Warner making tbe touch-

down.

> a thrilling combe

whistle to whistle with both teams displaying great ability to atop the

other at all time*.

Woodbine ought to have eeored a touchdown in the last quarter tor It showed better defensive power, a few minuter more to play it of an stuck which had the Egs Harbor A. C. bewildered. Th* Woodbin* A. O. took the ball well In their own territory, opening up forward with Blnme making all the which put the Woodbine’s eleven on Egg Harbor's 10 yard line. From there Mike Blume hurled to Danerhirach and was r nlng towards goal tor a touchdown, only to have th* whistle blow, which ended the terrible fray. Woodbine had one great opportunity to break Into the scoring Ute In the first ouarter. when Ain broke through the line and after zlgtagglng b)s way through th* Egg Harbor’s men for a gain of M yards, waa brought down by Georgs Weller race across tbe field.. He waa downed on Woodbine’s 16 yard Une and after play waa In th* territory,

the period ended.

Next Sunday the Woodbine A. C. will meet th* West Bid* A. A., of Atlantic City, at the latter's field. Umpire, Knapp, of Atlantic City. Peterson, of Woodbine. Time of periods. 12 minutes. Woodbine H. & Beaten, 19-6 Middle Township High School football team trimmed the Woodblae Hi*h School teem. If to < on ThanV*-

glrlng afternoon.

Mr*. Lava V. THrmwi

Mr*. Laura V. Klcmm. of Bee late City end Camden, died at her Camden home at eight o'clock on Tuesday morning, after a brief lUneea Mr*, l.lemm, though not well for

e time past, was not to be in any danger, untl denly took a turn for th*

The funeral services will take place it her late home, flf Market street, Camden, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment, will be made In

Mrs. Klemm was the widow of late WlUlam G. Klemm, well known Sea Me City cottager for n year*. Mrs. Klemm was a groat lover of Sea Me City,- and frequently spent weeks hero at a time during

the winter months.

Deceased was one of the first Trustee* of tbe Women’s Clvlo Club, of Bea Me City, and continued In that capacity until her death. She elected when the Club was organised 1909, and aealsted materially bringing Grover Fort to Bea Me City to dedicate the original Club House In 1110. Her demise nukes third'break, through death, in the ranks of the Trustee*. Ml*. Btohrer and Mr*. B. J. Quinn preceding her to their last resting place. Representatives of the dub are In Camden today to attend the funeral

will pay th* highest market price for all that are deUrerrd to the tffi*n Or. drop a postal and has* wagon call at your

Notie* i* hereby given that the aorounu of th* aatoKrihar, as Bxecstor of Estate at Itoto* A. atanuU. toeeeaed. wtli b* a»tf * * the forrcaata, and tlMawattothn flyl ~ _ County of Cap* Mar or th* 12th day of December neat, at which Urn* applicatton win b« toads tor th* aliowaaee of —— -—■—- —a »

WoedUnc A. C. Loses Tough Game On Bur day sfternoon th* Wooddae A. under the management of Henry C. Lepldua, Journeyed meet th* A. C. in a The gam* was won by the Egg Harbor eleven by of f-0. ^ l The Woodbine's defence •red practically all of Eg* Harbor'* running plays, her powerful forwards crashing through to spill tbe plays before they were fairly started. the Woodbine's quarnaattou. He ran back OOAnO OF CHOaaN FRBXHOUMKNS COUNTY OF CAPE MAY NEWJARSEV NOTICE TO BUILDING, El EuTWICAL AND 'PLUMBING CONTRACTORS

Frank Conan

Frank Corson; of Goshen, died on Sunday after a week's lUneee. Th* funeral services were Wednesday In the M. E. Church. Rev. Clue. Hand conducted the l The remains were laid to In the M. K. Cemetery. Mr. Coreon leaves a widow, Mrs. Mary Coreon. and a son Raymond Coreon, of Philadelphia. to mourn his tom.

UBS ADA SILICA CONCRETE BLOCK for a permanent building.— adv. 17tf

Joe. Van G. Hoffocker ARCHITECT 808 Eighth Street Corner Atlantic Avenue Ptoae M0, OCBAS &TT, V. X.

Concrete Blocks Flaia sad Fancy AIBO C0HCBSTB THE for PASSnon 4 stucco building stock, wtn M*ME*d tet»aediate delivery Fb*Ee H*. 886 Ada Silka Co. 1 8L above G St KLLmLI, I. 7.

KeystoBe

FULLMER’S EXPRESS bult snwci imruim.wgA n wnnwooD

a r.i

f t-M 1-pf

Moorlyn Theatre Ocean Gty New Jeraey Every Monday and Saturday Feature

Big City Vaudeville AND High Class Photo Plays

The Kind of Vaudeville you see in the largest and finest theatres in the United States WORTH GOING MILES TO SEE

The Blessings of Good Banking Service are far-reaching. Were it not for the uefnl service rendered by the Ba.uk, business would move slowly and be sadly handicapped. We are always pleased to give the best attention and care to your banking requirements. Tour Checking Account is invited, j per cent interest paid on Savings Fund Accounts FIRST NATIONAL BANK OCEAH CITY, H. J.

The Shortest Way By our Producer-to-Uonsumer Plan, we act as the connecting link between the fanner, the miller, the canner, the packer and your table. We bring your Table Heeds to you by the shortest way, and the savings we are able to effect by this method are reflected in tbe low prices at which we sell our high quality

A visit to our nearest Store will easily convince you that it PATS TO BUT ALL YOUR GROCERIES IF'AH AlfERiHAH STORE WHERE QUALITY C00HTS AHD TOUR HOHEY GOES THE FURTHEST.

HT.RF. IS AHOTHER OPPORTUNITY

TO LOWER TOUR COST OF LIVIHG!

Regular 15c Hew Pack

Regular 15c Hew Fade

Tender Peas

Choice Tomatoes

2,-25c

2^.25

BP $1.50 doe.

BP* $1.50 doa.

It will pay you take

advantage of this special sale

and buy ahead for the winter month*.

Victor Bread

5c

Blade of par* Ingredient* and baked carefully as you would bake it In your own kitchen.

ASCO

Gold Seal

ASCO

Pork & Beans

White Oats

Buckwheat

9c

3 a,, 25c

*. 10c

ASCO Coffee

‘29c

Its rich, heavy body Insure* economy and Its delightful flavor

will wtn you. Tbe last word In cofie* goounesa. Xu<t try a cup and you’ll taste the difference.

ASCO Tehs ^ 14c55c With th* ▼•ry breath and charm of th* Orient. We have a Mead for every taate. PRIOR OF I3LLARHE7 TEA . .. »> tin 65c

^ Selected Eggs 40c

Twelve good egg* in every doeen.

Rich Creamy

ASCO Sliced

ASCO Evan.

Cheese

Bacon

Milk

a. 33c

pkg 15C

10c

6F” Courtesy is an outstanding feature, a definite part of our organisation. If you would tast* of tht cheeriest business atmo-

sphere you ever breatnod, Visit our nearest Store. Addresses of our Sea I'-le and Ocean City Stores

LAHDIS AVEHU2 AHD ITALIA STRAIT SEA ELB «TJ

OUB OCEAH CUT STORES

T55 Asbury Arena* *01 Aabury Amis 741 Asbury Avenue lltfl Asbury Arena*